Sentence examples for according to so from inspiring English sources

Most historians still regard this artifact as a key to understanding the man because he appears to have shaped his life according to so many of its maxims.

The unhurried detachment of his account nicely mirrors the odd calm that, according to so many survivors' accounts, long prevailed aboard the stricken liner.

According to so many, we are self-obsessed and apathetic about "real work", praying at the altar of Tumblr and endlessly Googling our own names.

Paper describes a bearing structure shaped as a cylindrical shell, designed from cold-formed 1 mm thick steel sheets, according to so called ABM system.

The purpose of the software is to see if categorisations according to so called 'subjective' criteria such as linguistic, cultural or physical characteristics agree with genetic clusters.

According to So, Kim tried to submit her civil party application to the Khmer Rouge tribunal, but it was rejected because prosecutors are addressing only sexual abuse within forced marriage.

According to so-called "independent expenditure" reports, the Mercer-backed group, Keep the Promise I, has paid out almost $350,000 to Cambridge Analytica since mid-November.

Dr. Taleb has waged war against one element of modern economics in particular: the assumption that price fluctuations follow the familiar bell curve that describes, say, IQ scores or heights in a population, with a mean change and increasingly rare chances of larger or smaller ones, according to so-called Gaussian statistics named for the German mathematician Friedrich Gauss.

Indeed this is exactly the case according to so-called sense-datum theories, or more broadly, indirect realism.

According to so-called "Birther Queen" Orly Taitz, the mainstream media has conspired with the White House to "hoodwink" the American people into believing that the president was born on August 4th.

According to so-called multiple-resource theories, interference occurs when multiple tasks require the same cognitive or peripheral resources (e.g., [1] [3]).